Dorrery Lodge

Not good for families, pod is okay as had a double bed but just one toilet for all pods and the surrounding area is full of bushes and grass, even you need to wear wellies to step out of pod

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A little gem in a great location. The pods are basic, but warm, clean and comfortable - a perfect option for anyone wanting a camping-like experience without the hassle of a tent. There's a nice area to cook out of the wind and rain, a composting toilet, 3 camping pods and a tent pitch. If you're a night owl, I'd recommend bringing a picnic blanket and keeping your fingers crossed for a clear night - the stars are incredible here! The owner is fantastic - full of local knowledge and really friendly. I would highly recommend a stay.

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Superb off-grid trio of pods. Suitable for the self-sufficient camper who's after a roof, blackout blinds and comfy mattress. Separate kitchen area has worktops, water butt and chairs. Loo block has sink with running cold water and mirror. Site is superbly sustainable. Gabs was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. This should be a first choice stop on folk's adventures north.

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Wonderful place to stay. After wild camping for a few days staying in the pod felt almost like a penthouse at the ritz! The pods are warm and comfortable, and the views out over Loch Watten are fabulous, especially on a clear night exceptional for stargazing. The facilities are fairly simple, and thats part of the charm - it offers comfort and freedom for the wild camper - its clean and well kept, has everything you'd need and is very reasonably priced. Gabrielle is a lovely host, friendly, generous and full of good advice and interesting conversation. I'd highly recommend to any weary travellers who find themselves in this beautiful part of the world, and I'll hope to be back myself before too long!

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